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Crystal Palace, UEFA and multi-club ownership: How a Europa League dream died
European football’s governing body, UEFA, contacted the London club confirming they had been barred from entering next season’s Europa League. They had, as the subsequent public statement stated, “breached, as at 1 March 2025, the multi-club ownership criteria foreseen in Article 5.01 of the UEFA Club Competition Regulations”.
The south London club are now set to compete in the third-tier Conference League but intend to lodge an appeal.
Crystal Palace’s majority shareholder John Textor also owns Lyon, causing major problems for the Eagles’ Europa League hopes.
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